Despite whiskey’s growing popularity there are many things people don’t know about it. Learn more about whiskey in this infographic.

My favorite cocktail is The Bourbon Over. I have enjoyed them for years. The following is a detailed illustrated recipe of how I make it. Try it; I’m sure you’ll like it too.

Some days you’re looking for some good bourbon, but you don’t have a lot of money to spend. You want something that is good enough to enjoy neat, but cheap enough to use in a cocktail. For just those occasions, here’s list of five great bourbons under $25.

Step 1: Go buy a turkey; Step 2: Take a drink of bourbon, scotch, or whiskey; Step 3: Put turkey in the oven… Happy Thanksgiving!

14 Fun facts about bourbon from our friends at Wild Turkey in honor of Bourbon Heritage Month… September. Things every bourbon lover should know.

13.1% of Americans regularly drink bourbon; the other 86.9% are really missing out on the fun.

At Sex, Cigars & Booze Lifestyle Magazine every day is bourbon day, but today is officially National Bourbon Day. Celebrate America’s “Native Spirit”

Who knows… our favorite Bourbon of all time could be resting comfortably in a charred oak barrel right now high in a Kentucky warehouse, waiting to be discovered! In the meantime, enjoy our selections of top 10 Bourbons.

By law, bourbon must be aged in new, charred oak barrels. After the golden liquid is removed, the barrels are sold and reused to make rum, tequila, Scotch, and Irish whiskey. Furthermore, as you will discover from the following infographic, bourbon barrels are also used to make a variety of other things that can only be improved by aging in bourbon barrels.

Looking for a unique cocktail to serve at an upcoming Halloween party or maybe something different for Thanksgiving? Well, since bourbon goes so well with almost anything, why not bourbon and pumpkin.

There are a number of stories about the origin of the term ‘booze.’ However, in the USA the term came from a whiskey distiller whose last name was Booz.

“This was special barrel of whiskey and we want to do something with the bottles to help those in need,” said Kris Comstock, Buffalo Trace Brand Manager. “We really hope whiskey enthusiasts and collectors will help some deserving non-profit groups raise serious money. These 174 bottles are beautiful and the bourbon tastes amazing. Our goal is to raise $200,000 for charity!”